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Hey Guys,

When I want to init a fe user like this tslib_eidtools::initFeUser();

I get this error :

<br />
<b>Fatal error</b>: Call to a member function getKey() on a non-object in <b>/Users/rvt/Sites/gmacc/typo3conf/ext/gm_shop/ajax/check.php</b> on line <b>13</b><br />



Is using tslib_eidtools::initFeUser(); the correct method to init teh FE
user object?

The function does success when I have a logged in FE user...

Ries

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Hi,
> Is using tslib_eidtools::initFeUser(); the correct method to init teh
> FE user object?
within an eid script: Yes
within a regular pi use $TSFE->initFEuser();

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Nikolas Hagelstein wrote:
> Hi,
>
>> Is using tslib_eidtools::initFeUser(); the correct method to init teh
>> FE user object?
>>
> within an eid script: Yes
> within a regular pi use $TSFE->initFEuser();
>
> bye,
> Nikolas
> _______________________________________________
>
Hi Nikolas,

I just receive the mentioned error when I call that function
when no user is logged in.

My question is:
We is responsible for checking if we have a logged in user.
a) Myself....
b) the function tslib_eidtools::initFeUser();


cheers,
Ries

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On Wed, 06 Dec 2006 03:45:30 +1100, Nikolas Hagelstein <hagelstein (AT) shr (DOT) cc>
wrote:

> within a regular pi use $TSFE->initFEuser();

I think it won't work in regular pi when in eID mode because there is no
$TSFE var...
You need to create $TSFE yourself as a global variable.

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Cyprian Kowalczyk wrote:
> On Wed, 06 Dec 2006 03:45:30 +1100, Nikolas Hagelstein <hagelstein (AT) shr (DOT) cc>
> wrote:
>
>
>> within a regular pi use $TSFE->initFEuser();
>>
>
> I think it won't work in regular pi when in eID mode because there is no
> $TSFE var...
> You need to create $TSFE yourself as a global variable.
>
>
Hey Cyprian,

how are you doing??
I was just hoping that the function would notice that,
and would call the appropriate modules... Or may be
a init function for eID where I can tell the system what I want to use.

I will look into the glass to see what is going on there...


Ries



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> how are you doing??

I'm ok Ries, how are you?

> I was just hoping that the function would notice that,
> and would call the appropriate modules... Or may be
> a init function for eID where I can tell the system what I want to use.

No way, using eID you actually need to initialize everything by yourself
and, moreover, sometimes dig deeply into a code to find out what a
function or library needs in order to work.
Typo3 doesn't seem to have a simple switch-on-feture for libraries.
And then is one more thing, if you try to initialize functions you need
you may come to a point where using eID is of no point because you
actually initialized whole FE engine


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Cyprian Kowalczyk wrote:
>> how are you doing??
>>
>
> I'm ok Ries, how are you?
>
Great!!
>
>> I was just hoping that the function would notice that,
>> and would call the appropriate modules... Or may be
>> a init function for eID where I can tell the system what I want to use.
>>
>
> No way, using eID you actually need to initialize everything by yourself
> and, moreover, sometimes dig deeply into a code to find out what a
> function or library needs in order to work.
> Typo3 doesn't seem to have a simple switch-on-feture for libraries.
> And then is one more thing, if you try to initialize functions you need
> you may come to a point where using eID is of no point because you
> actually initialized whole FE engine
>
>
>
In this case the initFEuser will success when there is a logged in user
session.
However when the user is not logged it give the message. I would have
expected.
That initFEuser would also init a 'anonymous' user correct.

At least trowing me a error like that looks in appropriate.
I will look into the code somewhere this week.

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Hi,
>> within a regular pi use $TSFE->initFEuser();
>
> I think it won't work in regular pi when in eID mode because there is
> no $TSFE var... You need to create $TSFE yourself as a global
> variable.
Yes, that is why i mentioned "within a regular pi". Within an eID script

"tslib_eidtools::initFeUser()" has to be used.

Ries:
You are creating an eID script right?
bye,
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Nikolas Hagelstein wrote:
> Hi,
>
>>> within a regular pi use $TSFE->initFEuser();
>>>
>> I think it won't work in regular pi when in eID mode because there is
>> no $TSFE var... You need to create $TSFE yourself as a global
>> variable.
>>
> Yes, that is why i mentioned "within a regular pi". Within an eID script
>
> "tslib_eidtools::initFeUser()" has to be used.
>
> Ries:
> You are creating an eID script right?
> bye,
> NIkolas
>

Hey Nikolas,

Yes,.. I am creating a response handler for a ajax request.

My start of my scrip looks like this:
<?php

// Exit, if script is called directly (must be included via eID in
index_ts.php)
if (!defined ('PATH_typo3conf')) die ('Could not access this script
directly!');

// Initialize FE user object:
$feUserObj = tslib_eidtools::initFeUser();


?>


I was hoping because initFeUser(); is a static member it would take care
of situations.. there is (as far as I know) no init methods.



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